Whether you need a tablet with a processor powerful enough to fuel your work projects or Dear Utol (2025): Maniac Photographer Episode 26you're looking for a kid-friendly learning and entertainment hub, Amazon has a tablet to fit every need. In today's sale on Amazon Fire Tablets, you can find some models at their all-time low prices, plus pick up a kids' tablet for under $100.
Here are the best Amazon Fire Tablet deals as of today, Jan. 19:
As of today, Jan. 19, Amazon Fire Tablets are up to 42% off at Amazon. Some, such as the Amazon Fire HD 10 tablet, are at their lowest prices on record. The retailer is also offering limited-time bundle deals, giving you everything you need to make the most of your tablet.
Opens in a new window Credit: Amazon Our pick: Amazon Fire Max 11 tablet productivity bundle With an octa-core processor, 4GB of RAM, WiFi 6, and a 14-hour battery life, the Amazon Fire Max 11 tablet is super powerful and built for quick multitasking, making it the ideal Amazon Fire tablet to use for work. Plus, when you shop today's productivity bundle, you also get helpful accessories including a keyboard case and stylus pen. You save $109.97 off the list price of $404.97 when you shop today, which is $24.98 less than buying each item separately. The last time we saw the bundle list this low was Black Friday, so it's a smart time to buy.
Opens in a new window Credit: Amazon Our pick: Amazon Fire HD 10 tablet If your idea of the perfect tablet is a fast, light device that brings the best of the entertainment world right to your fingertips, then you'll want to consider the Amazon Fire HD 10 tablet. Built for streaming, reading, and gaming, the Amazon Fire HD 10 is all about play and relaxation. The 2023 release has some solid upgrades from previous iterations, too. It boasts 25% faster performance speeds and 3GB of RAM, plus an upgraded 5MP front-facing camera. Enjoying clear, smooth video calls with friends and family has never been easier. At 42% off, the tablet has officially hit its lowest price on record.
Opens in a new window Credit: Amazon Our pick: Amazon Fire HD 8 Kids Pro tablet In today's limited-time deal, shoppers can secure the Amazon Fire HD Kids Pro tablet for under $100. While we saw the tablet reach lower prices toward the end of 2023, today's sale still offers noteworthy value. The 2022 model features a hexa-core processor that's up to 30% faster than previous generations, plus 2GB RAM and Dolby Atmos sound. Parents will also appreciate that the tablet comes with a 1-year subscription to Amazon Kids+ and easy-to-navigate parental controls.
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